Opinion
Must-Read List for Fall
By: Sophia Romero Fall weather is upon us, and it is time to curl up on the couch with a cup of coffee or tea and read a good book. Since October is coming to […]
Opinion
Health & Fitness
My Ongoing Medical Mystery
By: Jena Slater Can you imagine sitting in a classroom, waiting for attendance to be called, when out of nowhere you start feeling a very rapid thud, thud, thud? Following this, you begin feeling as […]
Opinion
Birds of a Feather Need Not Flock Together
By: Rev David Wilson Rogers It was nothing more than human nature. After all, it is natural that proverbial “birds of a feather will flock together,” and that is exactly what they did. Having invited […]
Opinion
“IT” Can’t Win
By: KyAnna Walton Not age…not race…not gender…not religion: it has no type! It’s the only thing in America that passes no judgment. “IT” is the one thing America chooses to come together for. It sees […]
Opinion
Christian Music—Who Says It Has To Be “Traditional”?
By: Rev. David Wilson Rogers In the last 40 years the church has waged a worship war with itself. Buzzwords such as “Contemporary” or “Traditional” have served to polarize and define worshiping communities in powerful […]
Lifestyle
Becoming a Minimalist: The First Step is Admitting You’re Not One
By: Sophia Romero I worked at Girl Scout camp over the summer of 2015 in Angel Fire, New Mexico and I thought I was staying the whole duration without going back home to Albuquerque. However, […]
Opinion
Rise Above the Tweet
By: Rev. David Wilson Rogers The challenge is tremendous and the cycle is overpowering. President Trump fires off a Tweet, and the media pounces on those 140 characters with a feeding frenzy of convoluted controversy. […]
Campus Life
Someone Whose Inspiration Runs True and Deep
By: Jena Slater When I think of an inspirational person many things come to mind: strong-willed, hardworking, and overcoming obstacles. A picture comes to mind of a strong woman who always encourages everyone else and […]
Campus Life
How To Overcome Presentation Anxiety
By: Kendall Schneider If you’re anything like me, public speaking, including giving class presentations is (or was— in my case) a big fear. Of course with that big fear of mine, freshman me decided that […]
Opinion
Rethinking Peace
By: Rev. David Wilson Rogers Many years ago, a researcher placed some insects in an environment that was gradually made toxic. The transition took quite some time but, as one may predict, the insects in […]